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Brittany Weeden, DOB OS/28/J.984, 5628 West Alder Way, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)979-1269, a student at Columbine High School, was interviewed at her home in the presence of her mother, Kay Weeden, by Special Agent{SA) Ricky V. Wright regarding the incident that took place on 04/20/J.999 at Columbine High School. After being advised as to the identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of tbe interview, Weeden provided the following information: On the day of the shooting, Weeden was in the cafeteria during all of fourth period and during lunch, beginning at approximately 10:20 am. Weeden was sitting at the cafeteria table marked L on the diagram sketch during fourth period and lunch. weeden estimates that there were 50 students in the cafeteria during fourth period. Weeden recalls that Stephanie Martin waa aitting with her fourth period, but did not atay for lunch. Chris Lucas and Katie Place were also in the cafeteria fourth period, but were sitting by the stairs. Candyce Therrien, Brittany Tyacke, Katie Place, Sarah Gillings, Stephanie Duffy, Chris Lucas, Mary Campbell, Kenny Last Name Unknown(LNU) and Jennifer Camacho were sitting at or near table L with Weeden during lunch. Weeden was sitting facing southeast. Jennifer Camacho was sitting to Weeden's left and Mary Campbell was sitting to Weeden's right. Weeden first noticed that something was wrong, when students started getting under the tables. Weeden looked out the west cafeteria windows and briefly saw one person in a black trenchcoat going up the stairs just northwest of the cafeteria. The individual had a rifle in his left hand and it was pointed at the ground. Weeden thinks the individual was wearing a hat or cap. Weeden could not see his pants. weeden only saw the individual from behind and could not describe him further. Weeden then got down under her table and did not see anything else that was going on outside the cafeteria. Weeden could hear shots outside and most of the students in the cafeteria started running. Weeden stayed under her table and could see that some of the students that ran up the stairs were turning around and trying to come back down to the cafeteria. Weeden thought that there was shooting going on upstairs as well. Most of the students that came back down the stairs, then ran out the student

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entrance by Rebel Corner. Weeden, Mary Campbell, and Kenny LNU,

were the only ones from Weeden's table that stayed in the cafeteria. Weeden thinks that there were at least five other students that stayed in the cafeteria as well. While Weeden was under the table, some of the janitors were running around and trying to go up the stairs but someone was shooting at them from the top of the stairs. Weeden recalls that someone threw something down the stairs that exploded and caused a light to break. After a while, two gunmen came down the stairs. One of the gunmen was wearing a white shirt, blue pants, and a vest, which held SOme of his gear. He also was carrying a rifle. The other gunman was wearing a black trenchcoat, black baseball cap, and had a smaller pistol-like gun. Weeden thinks the one in the black trenchcoat was the same gunman she saw on the stairs outside the cafeteria. Weeden could not describe the gunmen or their weapons any further. When they came down the stairs, the one in the White sbirt stayed on the stairs while the one in the black trenchcoat walked to the northeast corner of the cafeteria and started shooting at the tables and chairs in the middle of the cafeteria. Weeden heard the gunman on the stairs tell the gunman in the black trenchooat to shoot from the northeast corner of the cafeteria and then told him to come back and shoot from the southea.st corner. After the gunman in the black trenchcoat finished shooting, the gunman in the white shirt came down from the stairs, stood in the middle of the east end of the cafeteria, and started shooting at the middle of the cafeteria as well. Weeden. does not know how many shots they fired. About this time a large fire suddenly erupted in the middle of the cafeteria near the west pillar. Weeden does not know where the fire Came from or what cause the fire. Weeden does not recall the fire being accompanied with any explosion. When the fire started, all of the remaining students in the cafeteria suddenly jumped up and ran out the south doors of the cafeteria. Weeden was the last one out and heard one of the gunmen yell as she was going out the door. Weeden paused and looked back. She saw the gunman in the black trenchcoat standing in the southeast corner of the cafeteria, but could not see the other gunman. She heard one of them yell again and she turned and ran out of the cafeteria. Weeden does not know what was yelled and does not know if they were yelling at her or if they were lOOking at her. Weeden and the other students ran out

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get down bElhind the cars.the soccer field. Weeden does not remember seeing any large duffle bagsin the cafeteria or anyone carrying any large duffle hags duringfourth period or during lunch. Weeden does not recall seeinganyone wearing a trenchcoat in the cafeteria during fourth periodor during lunch. Weeden was not in the cafeteria at any othertime that day. Weeden did not know Eric Harris, Dylan !Uehold,or any of their associates. Weeden does not have an Internetscreen name. On the day of the shooting, Weeden was wearing a whitesleeveless flower dress and brown sandals. A description of weeden is as follows: Race: white Sex: female Height: 5'3" weight: 120 pounds Hair: brown

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INVESTIGATION: On 5-3-99 between the hoursof 0923 and 1015 I bad an opportunity to speakwith HeatherWhaling in reference to the incident thai occurred at ColumbineHigh Schoci on 4-20-99.

Heatherstatedon 4-20-99 she arrivedat Columbine HighSchool between 0715 and 0720 hours, and upon her arrivalshe went to thestudent storelocatedin the "RebelCorner"near thecafeteria. Heatherstatedshe stayedthere for about fiveminutes and continued on to her scheduledclasses. Heatherwas askedifshe saw two large duffle bags or sports bags, one being blue and the other an organish-red located in the central area of the cafeteria. She staled she did not observe those items. Heather advised that she continuedon with her daily schedule, and after being released from her fourth hour French class, taught by Miss Argnieraround 1110 hours she immediately went 10 the cafeteriaarea and arrived at about 1111 hours. Heather was :owna map of the cafeteria area and was asked if she could tell me where she was seated: She stated she believedshe was Assigtted To JC·001.004715

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seatedat table"h" or "g' and seatedat the tablewith her were Jessica Arzola, 303-932-7471, Ben Schuman,unknown phone, MattBruce. unknown phone,and Amber, last nameand telephene unknown. Heather slated these weremembers of herchurch group. Afterarrivingat the cafeteria, Heather statedshe placed h.er backpack on her chair, and went to the food-service line to get her lunch. I asked Heatherifshe saw the two above-described bagsand againshe told me she didn't.

Heatherstated that shortlyafter she returned to her table she remembers seeinga janitor runningnear the southdoors of the cafeteria, at which time she heard a loud bang. Shortly after that she heard an unidentified teacheryelling at the students to

get down. After a shortperiodof time thestudents that were nearthe westwindows of the cafeteria started to run east, at which time she proceeded to run east with the remainder of the students. up the stairs to the second level.

Heatherstatedthat once shereachedthe second level she l1IIl eastdownthe Math/Scienee hallway, exited the school and went to Leawood Park, where she remained, Heatherwas asked if she saw any gunmen whileshe was in the school or after she exitedthe schooland she slatedshe did not see any gunmen,

Heather wasaskedif she knew any members of the Trench Coat Mafia, specifically, Eric Hams or Dylan Klebold. She stated she did not know who those individuals wereand she did not know much aboutthe group.

Heather wasaskedif she leftany otherproperty insideColumbine HighSchool. Shestatedtheonly thing she left was her black Jansportbackpack in the cafeteria, whichcontained several school booksand personal items.

Heather was asked if she had heard any rumors reference the date 4-20-99. She stated she did hear that it was a smoker's holidayor a marijuana smoker's holiday.

Heathercould provideno additional information. At the completion of this interview I had Heatherdiagramwhere she was seated in the cafeteriaand her movement out of the area. A copy of that diagram is attachedto this report,

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I have read the foregoing statement and the flJets contslned thelSin afl'J true to the best of my knoWledge and belief, Ido not maintain that it contains aUof the facts O( details of the Incident, but only tnose flJets about which I have b••na#:ed,

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Caitlin Jean Whitney, DOB 05/31/1982, 8051 South Upham

Street, Littleton, Colorado, telephone (303)933-0544, a junior at Columbine High School, was interviewed at her home in the presence of her parents, Dennis and Mary Weeden, by Special AgentCSA) Ricky V. Wright regarding the incident that took place on 04(20/1999 at Columbine High SchooL After being advised as to the identity of the interviewing agent and the nature of the interview, Whitney provided the following information: At approximately 11:10 am, on the day of the shooting, Whitney got out of chemistry class, taught by Ms. Miller, and went from the science area to her locker located in the north main hall by the hall to the gymnasium. Whitney then went to the cafeteria by going west down the north main hall, south by the library, and down the stairs to the cafeteria. Whitney then sat down at one of the chairs near the food cart, which is located next to Rebel Corner. Whitney recalls that Samantha Haviland, Stefania Ubowski, Lindaie Macy, and Alan Barker were also there. Annie Carrocoia may also have been there that day. Whitney sat down for approximately three minutes, then got up and went out the student entrance to her car located in the junior parking lot to get some UIOney. Whitney estimates that it took about five minutes to go to her car and get the money and come back. Whitney did not remember seeing Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, or anything else suspicious when she went to her car. When Whitney was returning, she saw Lindaie Macy leaving to go to her car. Whitney had been sitting back down for approximately one minute, when some girls ran in the cafeteria from the south doors and were yelling that someone had a gun. Whitney and the rest of her friends got down and hid behind the food cart. There were some janitors in the cafeteria, who were running around telling everyone to get down. Mr. Sanders was also running around near the stairs. Whitney then heard shots outside, which oaused everyone to get up and start running. Whitney and same of her friends ran through the door on the south side of the auditorium. Alan Barker ran out the student entrance to find Lindsie Macy. Whitney and her friends knelt down in the auditorium for a few minutes by the sound booth. While Whitney was in the auditorium,

the fire alarm started going off and she could hear explosionsand gunshots as well. Whitney left the aUditorium by running outthe northeast corner of the auditorium and into the north mainhall. Whitney could hear shots coming from the west end of thenorth main hall. Whitney noticed the windows on the doors at themain entrance to the school were broken. Whitney and her friendsthen ran down the hall by the counseling office. A teacher, Mr.Butts, was by the counseling office and was motioning studentsinto that hall. Whitney continued down the hall to the exitbehind the gymnasium. Once outside, Whitney climbed the fence bythe tennis courts and went to Clement Park. Whitney walked by the cafeteria first period, but didnot go in. Whitney did not see the gunmen and did not see anylarge duffle pags sitting in the cafeteria during lunch. Whitneydid not know Brie Harris, Dylan Klebold, or any other members ofthe Trenchcoat Mafia. Whitney does not have an Internet screenname. Whitney has heard that Brian Stepp was on the soccer fieldat the time of the shooting and saw the gunmen. She has alsoheard that James Medaugh was outsi<:ia by Sean Graves, LanceKirklin, and Dan Rohrbough at the time of the shooting. Whitneyis aware that Sam Granillo and Sarah Slater were in the cafeteriaduring lunch and may have moved a large duffle bag off of thetable where they were sitting. On the day of the shooting, Whitney was wearing a bluebutton-up shirt, jean shorts, and white platform athletic shoes.

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3. Did you see Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold either on Mondayof Tuesday? Wbat were they doing? .&::J;t:J>A/'r p...-.,> ;r,H~ ~..::J1r.sr ~ t$ What did they say? Were they with anyone else? ..,.-""q;;;;r;:fi!!.

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On 05107199. I r.ponded te 5183 South Holland Street and me! with Matthew Wilson and hi. molher FrancisWilson. Matthew confirmed he was in the cafeteria when the inddenl occurred.

Matthew said thaI on 04120199, he wa. driv..n to .chool by hi. friend Pal Cane. They parked in lh. Clemen! P",kparking 1,,1 "nd walked to lIle school, entering through the moln entrance. Motthew >aid he went to hi. locker. which i.on !he moin level, and lIlen went 10 th.. meth half. From lIle math holl, he wenl in 'he lib,o,y. H. e,lima'ed tbct hearriv.d at the librory Qfapproximate!y 7: lS~ He $aid be then went to his. flrlt hour science cleo, whit:h is on the main level.After hi. first hcvr does, he went to hi. locker. and then to hi••econd hour da... which i. in the or! reorn. Thi. clc.. istaught by Ms, Warrenkey. H.. then went to hi, thifd hour doss in the 100eign langu"9" wing, which i. Spani.h. and thenfrom !he loreign language wing he wonl to hi, lourth hour math dass lought by Mr. Higgin.. Aft..r hi. lourth hour do,s,Matthew ."id he went 10 hi. locker and then wenl autsid.. of the buading to get 10 il:.. lower level <oleteri" 10 avoid thecrowds in the hollw"Y" He estimoted he traveled outside 01the building Qnd enlered into the wesl door of the o"l_ia

by the fa""lty lounge at app!"aximately 11,15. He 'aid during hi, travel, ouloide of the building, he doe' nol recoil 'eeinganything unusual or $lJIptclous~

Malll.ew said when he arrived al hi, u.oa; loble, which i, WW, hi, friend, were already there. H. identified them'" S....n No"aman, J......-ny Mullen, Milee Knh, Mark Radk.., and Tanya Warlod<. He seid he wa ••ilting down doing hi,homework u""" he hat th.. A lunch and the B lunch !nee, h.. wam'I going 10 eal umil lot..... H. ",id at approximately11 <20 to 11,25, llud.n" .tarted to ""h loward the welt window•. Matt!Jew .aid thl. activity ",u<llly Indie_ 10 him thaIthere i, a light or ,amething going on, and he wa.n't real inter...ted, .0 he didn't go ta the window. He .taned to look1n thot direction, and then looked b<sd< loword the doorway un.. he hod hi. bad< ta it, and h••aw scmecne ceme in thedoor .haking and y<lliing, 'Get"'is off of me.' H"thought this .Iudent wo' Sean Grave<. He 'aid he then heard semeeney<lliing ta g"t down, and h. got down, and went up aga'not the wall by th" windows. Matthew .aid a, he looked aroundthe cafeteria, h. could lell,omething wa. going on ouloid.. and people were .tamng 10 run in the calet..ria and franlicallytrying 10 get to th.. llain. H...aid h•• aw hi. mend Sean Nouaman run inlo the leaeh...., lounge, and he got up and raninto the kitdhen areo and inlo a Ilorage room. Malll.ew ",id wh..n he arrived in the $larage room, another ,Iudent, Matir _, was already on the phone. There were ••veral lunch ladiu in the room with them. He ",id he could hear a 101ot cammonQn and what h. thought were poppmg noilM coming from ftle cafeter;a area. He thougnt perhaps these couldb. gundlott, Qnd they w-ere in repetition. Matthew la~d in the Ito-rage room there were 16 $tudenb, and two lunch ladies.

Matt!Jew 'aid at the direction of the other 'Iudenn, they began 10 barricade the dao" and huddle down. He 'aidth..y could hear loud bomb. going affevery 5 to 10 minutes. He laid alone poinl while they were in Ihe room. somecnejiggled the door hondle. H. 101'" found out or thoughl it WQ$ Perhap, Jeremy Mullen trying 10 gel into th.. room. H.. 'oidthey used C02 coni."", and box'" ta barrfeade th.. door, and that th.y had b....n laid 10 write down !heir nam ... andpho"" numb.... H. said !hey eould h....r peapl. moving ouloide of the room, but he could nollell if they were !he w.p_or other sluden" trying 10 hide. They oould aha hear nol... from ab<sveth..m. Matthew 'aid they stopped heering theblasting ,ound. and guntho" approximately 40 minutes after he arrived in the sloroge room. He ",id !hey rec ..ivedin'lnJe!ion' thaI they moy hear more gun.ho" a. the SWATlearn. ent..red becau.e they may be u.ing gunlire ta clear th..area. He 'aid at approximat.ly 1,30, SWAT p.....annel w...... in the building and they were waiting ta ..vawale them.Matthew thoughl il was a Jeffco SWAT Team who evacuated them. They war.. braken into g'oup< af.1x at a lime andwere laken Oul through the kitchen into the teacher'. laung.. and then eet !hrough 0 window. They then ran up 0 hill bya flre truck where th..y were palted down and then tran.ported to onolh..r loconon where 'hey could u.e a 1..lephon...H.. believed h.. wa. obi.. 1o "'.. a l<Ilephone al approximately 2,40 and .pak.. with hi, lather at their r..idence. H.. 'aid

hi.fother pidaod him up at approximately 3 p.m. Matthew oaid he never ..". the suop_. but the <:anvenation inside thestorag" room indicated that Dylan Klebold might b" involved.

Matthew described his boclcpad< as being an caol pede. bIadt in color. with a nam" tag. H" said hi. pack wiDcontain his foreign languag" boob, a blue nolebaok, a TI83 graphing calculator, a waUet. a schoollD, and hit d.ntolretainer in a blue ca.... H. said h" was wearing a cream-oclored .hirt, a Cdp. black jean., and Nike .ho....

Molthew said h" ha. /lOt heard 01 kids making bomb. or colleding weopcne, He do•• nol know anyone with "pierced eyebrow. and does not have an ICQ account. He dotl$ not OCCMS the intemet in an attempt to locate any of thet '" coal mafia .it... He could provide no further intelligence information ,egarding 1Ile !larch coal malia or ,my fvrth...intormaticn on the even!> ef th.. day.

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INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTINA WINFREY

6774 S. WEBSTER ST. 303-972-4324 On 5-12-99, Inv. Reker did inteview Christina Winfreyat her residence with her parents present. Winfrey states that she was sitting at table Q at thetime the shooting started and was under a table. She states she heard a commotion and then looked out tothe parking lot and saw a lot smoke in the parking lot and thenheard shots outside the west door to the cafeteria. Winfrey then fled up the stairs and out the 5.e.door atthe front of the school to Leawood Park. Winfrey did not see the shooters and was wearing jeansand a gray tank top with a yellow coat. winfrey was unable to provide any further informationand the interview was terminated.

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IN'I'ERVIEW WITH SARAH WINFREY

On 5-12-99, Inv. Reker did interview Winfrey at her residence with her parents present. , winfrey states the she was siting at table Q along with/Diana Cahen, Steve Cohen~Ellen prommersberger~d Samantha Haviland."'" When the other students got under the tables so did Winfrey and she then ran up the stairs and heard gunshots in the library hallway and she then ran out the front s.e. entrance to Leawood Park. She did not see the shooters and was wearing blue adiaas snap up pants and a blue t-shirt. Her screen name is guppie5869 vi Winfrey was unable to provide any further information and the interview was concluded.

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Wise. Stephanie confirmed that she had been in the cafeteriaat the time the incident began, and that she had lefther backpack in the cafeteria. Wise recalled that her father had driven her to school on 4/20/99 and that shearrivedat school between 7:15 and 7:20am. She enteredthe schoolthrough the main doors by the frontofficeon the east side. She said that she met with a group oiher friends near the front entry way. Then she went to herfirst hour class which is Spanish. She said that she traveled to her Spanish class down the stairwell throughthecommons and into the regular classrooms. She said that she traveledto this class with her friend, JenniferChristiansen. She said that her second hour class is computerin the lower level and that she then went, betweensecondand third hour, to her locker and then to her Science class which is upstairs in the Sciencewing. Shethen went to her fourth hour class which is language, and then to the "An lunch. She said that she had gone,justprior to the "A" lunch, to the financialoffice near the main entrance to purchase her parkingpass. She thenwent to her locker to get her lunch and estimatedthat she arrived in the commons at approximately 11:1ato.,:1Sam. Shesaid that when she arrived, she came down the stairs and went to the pop machines and then toher table. She said that when she arrived there were alreadypeople seated at the table, She identifiedthem asCarmie Deihl, Megan Schoenbien,and Jean Martin. She thoughtthat she was sitting at table "Z". She said thatshe started eating and then she saw that people were runningto the west window. She said that Mr. Sandersthen enteredthe commons, and she thought that he was running along the south wall, yelling for people to getOil thefloor, She said that she was looking out the windows at about this time, and saw betweentwo carsthatwereparked just west of the cafeteria,smoke coming frombetween them. She said that she then startedto crawltowards the stairwell. She said that she was with her friend, Carmie,and that as they got approximately halfway to the stairwell,they got up and ran. She said that she didn't hear much at that point, but a lot of panickedvoicesand screaming, and people yelling to get running, She said that when she got to the top of the stairs,andwas running down the hallway, a Mr. Freisen, Mr. Johnson and a Mr. Kraft were trying 10 get students intoclassrooms. She said that they ended up in a Scienceclassroom on the main level, and then moved to the backof that room and barricaded the door, She said that while she was in this room, she could hear the fire alarmsand explosions. She estimated that she arrived in the Science storage room at approximately I1:25am. She said

that the teachers barricaded the doors with tables and cabinets,and armed themselves with fire extinguishers andmetal rods. She said that one ofthe teachers was on the phone in the Science room where Mr. Sanders wasbeing attended to by other teachers and students.

Wise thinks that while she was in the storage room she could hear gunmen walking in the east and southcorridor around the room where she was. She said that everythingthen got quiet and the fire alarm went off,and the betls started to ring. They thought that this might be an indication that SWAT teams were coming toevacuatethem. She said that eventually a SWATteam did come in to evacuate them. They took them out thedoor by the closet. They were moved down a hallway where they were searched and then evacuated out throughthe east doors. She stated that while they were in the Sciencestorage room, the teachers had removed thelighting to make the room darker so that the suspectscould not see into the room. Wise did not see any of the. ..>peets.

Wise describes her backpack as a blue Eddie Bauer, containing herhistory book, her math book, her binders,which are black and gray in color, her identification, her Texas Instruments 83 Graphing calculator, keys, andmedication. Wise said she was wearing khaki cargo shorts,dark green top and sandals.

Wise said that prior to the incident, she had heard of the trench coat mafia. She said she was aware of themsince her Sophomore year. She said that only informationshe knew about the trench coat mafia was that theywore trench coats and that they smoked "pot" cigarettes on the comer of Polk Street and South Pierce. She saidthat she heard that their leaders wore green berets. She said that she knew of several girls who were interestedin dating members of the trench coal mafia or who may be members, She thought their names were PaulineBrandon,Lindsey Benge, Sarah Debore.

Wise said that she did not know either Harris or Kleboldand that she wouldn't have recognized them prior to

the incident She though that tile Rebel NewsNetwork'sthought of the day was "Don't you wish you weren'there today?" She said that she bad since heard that student Chris Reillyis the person who puts togetherthethought ofthe day, and that Eric and Dylan werenot in classthat particular morning. She thought that she hadheardthat the thought ofthe day reallyhad nothing to do withwhat occurred but just a reference to beingsmoker's day out of schooI.

Wise says that she does have Internet access but does not have an ICQaccount She does not know anyonewitha doublepierced eyebrow, that she didn't see anything suspicious as far as duffle bags or backpacks.

Wisealso s ' e had heard sinc/he'd k at school, that severalstudents that were sitting at table"Hlf Katie Patrie eith Nacaroud, Joe Camius, )I'lought that they may have hada duffle bag undertheir, .sle, but ' eard nothing further abo //

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INVESTIGAnON: On 04-27-99 I was assigned Information Control Number DN1015, an interview with Brandi WJseman.Brandi WJseman had been identified via her backpack which had been left in the cafeteria of Columbine HighSchool and recovered by criminatisfics units that processed the scene. On 04-27-99 Detective Karla Sarnacki and I met with Brandi WJseman and her parents at her residenceat 6920 South Yukon Way. Brandi WJseman informed us that she had been dropped off at Columbine HighSchool by her mother on 04·20-99 at 0650 hours She said that she was dropped off at the main entrance thatshe was by herself and that she went downstairs to the cafeteria and met with friends, Carri PreZiOSi. SteveBroden, Jeremy Orban, and Chris (last name unknown). She said that they met on the north end of the cafeteriaat one of the tables by the stairs and spent some time together before first hour. She said that first hour beginsat 0720 hours and that shortly before that she left the cafeteria and walked earn Preziosi upstairs and then wentto her first hour English class. She said that normally she sees people from the group, the "trench coat mafia"sitting at the south end of the cafeteria by the doors. She said that they usually wear biacl< coats and they listento "devil music". They play, "Nazi games", card games where they chant German Iyncs They also listen toGerman music in the morning, but she said that she has never had any problems with the trench coal mafia" Sandi WJseman said that she recalled that several of the group of the "trench coat mafia" were Sitting attheir usual table by the south side of the cafeteria, however ERIC HARRIS was not wit" them, She would have

recognized him since she has seen the photos of him.

Afterfirst hour English Brandi Wiseman wentlo second hour science class in the science department. Afterthat she proceeded to her third hour, which she has off. She again proceeded 10the cafeteria where she met witha friend, Amanda Arpacalis. She said that the cafeteria was approximately half full at the time and she didn'tnotice anything unusual. She then left the cafeteria and went to her fourth hour class with a friend, Shannon RyanShe said that she left her Spanish class to go to the oN lunch and arrived there at approximately 1110 hours withher friend Shannon Ryan. She said they went to a table near the serving line by coming down the hall, going pastthe east exit doors and then cutting through the tables where there was a clear path They got a table by the pillarBrandi Wiseman said that she didn't have enough money to buy lunch and just wanted to get some candy fromthe vending machines, which are located near the exit by the faculty lounge She said that she and a fnend,Lindsey Wyant, went to the candy machines, and when they got near the machines they stopped at a table to talkto some friends, Jeremy Mullen and Michael Kish. She said that while they at the table, they thought what they sard was fight outside and they thought they could hear somebody hit the ground They then went to the doorto look out the door and they saw a boy screaming that he had been shot. Brandl Wiseman said that she wentto the door and could see the boy, who had been yelling that he had been shot and thought he was paralyzedShe said she did net go out the door but then heard what she thought were gunshots She ran oacx from the occrand a lunch lady went to check on the boy. She said that someone began yelling, "get down' and she crawleofrom where she was near the entrance door into the kitchen, Her friend Lindsey crawled with her She said thatas they crawled they could hear more gunshots. The lunch iady then followed them into the kitchen and directed them to a rear storage room in the kitchenShe Saidthat when she got to the storage room, there were about fifteen other people that went into the room Withher and they shut the door. One other person she knew as Matt Depew got on the phone and called the policeShe said that Mall Depew was speaking Officer Leitz. She did not know from what police department he was withShe said that Matt Depew told the officer about the two gunman and what was going on in the storage room Brandi Wiseman said thatlhe room was extremely crowded and that people were Sitting on lop of eachother. She said that they all crouched to the ground and she could identify some of the people in the room asRichie Green, Danny Lab, James Stewart, Sean Ryan, Tasha Olsen, Tanya Warlock, and Matt Depew Sheestimated with herself and her friend Lindsay, there were 17 total people in the room. She said that several boys

were crcuching on top of them in case the shooters came into the room or startec shooting through the doorsShe said that she could heard gunshots and screaming throughout their time In the room She said that thegunshots and screaming and bombs came from not only the cafeteria but from the library above her She saidthat after the commotion occurred In the library they could hear what she thought were people hitting the fiOOT orbookshelves being knocked over along with gunshots and screaming She said after the commotion In the Ilbrar;there were more gunshots downstairs. She estimated that approximately one hour after they went 1010 the roo,,"Matt was told by the police to barricade the door They took several C02 tanks and cases of frosting and placedthem In front of the door. She said approximately ten minutes later, someone came to the door and said he wasJeremy. She thought It was Jeremy Mullen. He asked them to open the door and told them he was qomq to helpthem, but they did not open the door because they were afraid it might be the gunmen She said that people wereall crying and most of them were going to pass out from the heat. They were holding on to each other, huggingeach other and praying. In a short time after Jeremy Mullen left, there were knocks at the door She knew ,[ was -e gunmen in front of the door. She said that they could hear the gunmen reloading their shotguns and olr,erguns in front of the door and then begin shooting at what she thought were the appliances In the kitchen She saidthat she could hear two distinct voices yelling at each other, however, she couldn't discern what they were saYingShe said that she had her watch on and that this occurred at aoprcxirr ately 1230 hours She said that theyContinued to pray and hold hands and again they could hear what they thought were the suspects in front of thedoor. She said that everyone began crying and others were asking them to be quiet She said that shortly afterthat they could hear more shooting upstairs She said that they then got information from the officer on Ihe phonethat the police were in the building They hear more gunshots and what she thought were firecrackers She saidthat they had been told that the SWAT team would be coming Into the cafeteria area and that they would be uSingsome type of explosive that would sound like a firecracker and gunShots to clear the building to make sure Ihesuspects weren't in there. She said they first heard them in the faculty lounge and then they could hear peopleknocking on doors. She said that someone knocked on their door and said they were with SWAT team Theyinitially refused to open the door and the SWAT team insisted again. They finally opened the door and found itwas in fact the SWAT team, The SWAT team said that they would escort them out of the building, told them tostay down and shut the door. She said that they then heard what she thought was the SWAT team exchanginggunfire with the suspects and a yelling at them to get down, Approximately fifteen minutes later the SWAT team

came back and told everyone to stand up. They told them girls first and then they look Ihem from the kitchenthrough a door in the faculty lounge alang a wall in the lounge where a Window had been broken out She sa.cthat there was a police officer who was kneeling on the ground below the Window and that they were Instructedto step on his back and climb aut the window. They walked the students along the school and then across thesoccer field. They told them to stay there. BrandiWiseman said that she had a black Eastportbackpack. That the backpackcontainsc her binders.her math folder, her keys, chapstkk, some money, and her calculatorwhich is a Tl-B3. She satd it was left on thetable. Brandi Wiseman said that she was wearing blue shorts, white tank top with blue flowers. wMe lennisshoes, BrandiWiseman said she did not noticedany duffle bagsor unusual backpacks in the cafeteria but addedthat it would not be unusual for people to leave such itemsbehind as they dropped these things off prior to getting< 1 the lunchline. She said that she did not see ERIC HARRIS or DYLAN KLEBOLD on erther Mondayor TuesdayShe had seen 'trench coat mafia" members but had no conversation with them and no incidences. BrandiWiseman said that she has not heard from anyone eise, or otherpeopie, about any suspects talking aboutbombmaking or gun buying. The only other informationBrandlcould provide on the "trench coal mafia"was that they all wore the blacktrench coats and that last year, she believed in December, there was a football player, whose name she didn'tknow, that was being threatened by the "trenchcoat mafia", Shesaid that another football player apparently threwthis "trench coat mafia" member against a Jocker and the "trench coat mafia"memberpunched the studentin theface She said that she thought that the "trench coat mafia" member gOI suspended for Ihe incident She couldprovide no names other than the incident occurredin December of 1998. Brandi Wiseman also drew on a mapof the cafeteriaof where she came from to enter the cafeteria, what table she believes she was at, and where sheexited the building. She believed that she was perhaps allable "RR" although she could not be positive.

ADDITIONAL WITNESSES:1. CARRl PREZIOSI2. STEVE BRODEN3. JEREMY ORBAN4. CHRIS (last name unknown) These students were in the cafeteria area approximately 0650 hours through 0720 hours5. AMANDA ARPCALIS This witness was in the cafeteria during third hour with Brandi Wiseman.6. BRITTANY DAVIES7. LINDSEY WYANT These people were sitting at the table with Brandi Wiseman.a. JEREMY MULLEN.. MICHAEL KISH These students were sitting at table by the vending machines when the Incident began.10. MATT DEPEW11. RICHIE GREEN12. DANNY LAB13. JAMES STEWART14. SEAN RYAN15. TASHA OLSEN16. TANYA WARLOCK These students were some of the people hiding in the kitchen storage with Brandi Wiseman

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INVESTIGATION:

On 05-07-99, at about 8:30 a.m., I spoke with CHS student Brandi Wiseman as follow up an DN2462. The interview was conducted by telephone. Although Brandi Wiseman was previously interviewed (DNIOI5j, the purposeof this fallow up was 10 determine whetheror not Brandi had seen or could identify Eric Hams, Dylan Klebold, or any of the individuals known to associatewith them.

Brandi confirmed that she had been inside the cafeteriaon 04-20·99 at about II :20 a.m. Brandisaid that a group of students had gatherednear the door locatedat dte northwestcornerof the cafeteria. Brandi said that she approached the west windows. near the door, and saw a student lyingon the ground. Brandisaid that peoplestartedyelling to 'get down," and that sheducked underneath One ofthe tables (VV or WW). From there, Brandi said that she crawledtoward the kitchen area, near the faculty lounge. While there, Brandi said thatshe looked backtoward the west windows and saw an individual, outside, wearing a black trenchcoal, who appeared to he runningsouth toward the southwest comer of the cafeteria. Brandisaid that the glimpseshe caughtofthis individual Was very brief, and that she did not see his face or any weapon. Brandi said that other than the black trench coal, she did not notice any other clothing or features on this individual.

Cle;m4 by Ant$! X C u_ EJI:(:ICJltiolllUl'C~ c C 05-07·99 Recomm¢nd Cue: Review CTO!lure o o I~ I Quantity I fm.mi N4JM I Description I set'ial N!) Vll{~ SlQIII!fl Ig~~~ I ~~ Brandi said thaI she eventually madeher way into a "SlOl'llge 100m" insidethe kitchen area, where she and several otherstudents remainedfor about three hours until found and removed by one of the SWAT teams.

SUSPECTS: Eric Harris

WITNESS: WISEMAN, Brandl dob: 10/18/82

Robert Evans (Stepfather)

Julie Evans (Mother)

6920 SouthYukonWay Littleton, CO 80128 303-933-1949 303-814-7170 (wk)

INVESTIGATION:On 5111199, I was assigned information control numberDN2905 for follow up investigation. The informationcontrol narrative indicatedthat Brandl Wiseman had beenin the cafeteriabetween7:55amand 8:00am. Theleadinformation was 10 re-interview Brandi Wiseman reference being in the cafeteriaat 8:00am.

On 4/27/99, I had interviewed Brandi Wiseman with her parents at her residence at 6920 South Yukon Way.Brandi Wisemaninformed me that she had been dropped off at Columbine High School by her mother on4120/99, at 0650 hours, and said that she had been droppedoff at the main entrance, that she was by herself, andshe went downstairs into the cafeteria and met with ber friends, Carrie Preziosi. Steve Broden, Jeremy Orban,and Chris (last name unknown), She said that she met them on the north end ofthe cafeteria by one ofthetables by the stairs, and they spent time together prior to first hour. She said that first hour begins at 7:20amandshortly before that she left the cafeteria and walked CarriePreziosi upstairs and then went to ber first hourEnglish class. She also indicated that she did not see any backpacksor duffle bags in the cafeteria that shethinks may have been suspicious.

On 5121/99 I re-interviewed Brandi Wiseman and she confirmedthe information that she had previously given. e was unable to provide any new information. For further information, see information control numberDNIOIS for details.

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JC-001· 004761WOLLENBERG, K

JC-001.004162SUPPLEMENT REKER 5-13-99 HOMICIDE 99-7625

IN'I'ERVIEW WITH KIMBERLY WCLLENBERG

6861 S. Kendall Blvd. Littleton,Colo.80l23 303-972-2733 On 5-12-99, Inv. Reker did interview Wollenberg at herresidence with her parents present. Wollenberg states she was sitting at table Q withCrystal Enney,Racheal Ebert,and Kirsten Young. Wollenberg states at the time the shooting started thatshe got under a table and then ran upstairs and out the S.e.front door of the school. She did not see the gunman and was unable to provideany relevant information. She states that she was wearing a blue shirt and bluejeans. At this point the interview was concluded

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DISPOSITION: lNTERVIEWTHE FOUOWING:

WOOLSEY stared be wassittingin the wesc comer of thecafeteria nearthe veodiJlg machines wllentheal1llCk began. He beard. tilesounds of gunsboacoming fromoutside. WOOLSEY lookedoutsideandsaw• while male, over six feet tall, min build, wearing. blacktrenchcoat, a black imselmll cap wornbackwards, and carrying a sh.tguo. WOOLSEY said he saW tbIs individual outside thecommons arearaise the sholjUn in theditecljon of thescaool, WOOLSEY then dropped to the floorandbeard !be soundof theshotgun blast. The shooter then moved toward the front of theschool. Accoxding co WOOLSEY,manystudents started running towards <be stairsandWOOLSEY heardthe soundof gunfire coming fromthe upsmlts area. WOOLSEY stated he ran into the 1d1Cbe. t>atbroom and hid with five to six otber peoplefor 30 minutes to an hour. WOOLSEY stated DustinOORTON and Brett KOSTALNlCK, two of <bepeople hidingin tae bathroom. venl1lted out to see if me cafeteria was clear. AfterGORTON andKOSTALNlCK iadicated it wasclear to 1eave, WOOLSEY m tbrougb the cafereria and outside into theparkiog lot and tookcoverbehind a car. WOOLSEY saidhe laterran to the soccer field and took coverineIde of. policecar. Poltee hiler trllllSpOrled llim overto CaleyCODlt where a triage and holding area wasestablished. WOOLSEY statedbe did notnoticeanystrange backpacks or bags10 the cerererta,

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DISPOSITION: lhiERVIEWTHE FOlLOWING;

WORLOCKstaredthai she was in the cafeteria Deaf the vending machioos when she beard popping noises1lI:e tlrecraokim. She saw. person stagger into the cafeteria holding Ills sholllder. When he pUlled htsband away,she saw lOIS of bloodcomingfrom a wound. A teacher told everyone 10 get on the ground.WORLOCKstaredsho stayed on the ground fat • ,bart period of time and then looked OUItbe windowandsaw KUlBOl.D on rae bill by the senior p3rldnglot. KLEBOLD was weariaga black trenchcoat, .camouflage pants,and • ski mask. Sbe was able to recognize KLEBOLD by Ills bait thet W8l! still visibleunder the mask, WORLOCK stated she reallzed KLEBOl.D was beading fOI the cafeteriaso she grabbedBrandiWi""""", by tbe arm and beaded fur the office in the kitcben. According to WORLOCK. therewere 18 people in the kitchen. including two kitchen worUro. Someone in the kitchen called 9I I andreportedthe lncide", and how manypeople werebidingthere. SWAT team members were ableto evacuatethe grouptwo hourslater.

I h'lVe read tn« foregoing statement and Ihe facrs contained therein are true to the best of my knowledge and bellsf. I do nor maintain that it contains aU af rhe facts or derails af Ihe incident, but only those facts ebou: which I have been asked.

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I hsve reed the foregoing irtStemlInt and the flJcrs contsined therein are rrue '" the best of my /mowledge and belief. fdo not maimain that It contains all of the fact!; or details of the incident, but only those t'lJcts about wltic1l1 have beenII$ked.

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On 06-14·99, I wasassigned Lead Number 4087, to Interview Jonathan Woydziak, who was assigned "A" lunch and was a student at Columbine High School on 04-20-99.

On 06-14-99, at 0920 hours, I contacted the Woydziak residence al303-972-9334, I spokewitha femalewho identified herself as Jonathan's mother, Shestaledthathe wason his wayout thedoor, but she wouldhave him call me. She also statedthat she hasa daughter, Whimey Woydziak, who is also a Columbine High School student and she suggested that I interview her ill the same time. She statedshe wouldhaveboth Whitney and Jonathan call me.

On 06-14-99. at about 1205 hours, I received a pagewiththephone number, 972·9334, At about 12:30 hours, I contacted that numberand spokewith Jonathan Woydziak. I toldJonathan Woydziak that I wantedto speak to him about Columbine High School and the incident on 04-20-99, I asked him where he bed beenduring the incident. Woydziak statedthat he hadjust walked into the school when the incident started. Woydziak slated that his fourth hour doss was a science class with Mr. Johnson, Woydziak stated that be and a friend finished a test early and leftclassandthe schoolat about 1105 hours. Woydziak stated he left the science hall,wentdown the stairs and out through the Commons. I asked him ifhe noticed anything unusual in thecafeteria or Commons. Hestated that it was full, as usual. andthere was nothing unusual about the cafeteria. Woydziak stated he went withhis friend, Andrew Conand to the Senior Parking Lot, where Conandwas parkedand they left in Conand's vehicle. Woydziak said he noticed nothing unusual intheparking loteither. Woydziak stated theydrove to McDonald's atPierce

and Coal Mine, went through the drive-thru and ate the hamburgers in the car coming back to the school. Woydziak statedhe believes they returned to the school parking lot at about 1115 hours. H. stated that they came in the side doors of the cafeteria, not through the main entrance of the Commons, He stated Wt as they came inside, they began hearing "popping noises," Woydziak staled that kids were saying to run into to the auditorium. He stated that he and his frieod went out the samesidedoors they had just come in, and ran east bound on the sidewalk,acrossPierce Street,to the park. He stated that he didn't see where the 00...,' were corning from. Woydziak staled that at the park there were lots of kids and they heard noises that soundedmore like gunshots. He stated from there, he went to a house,

I asked Woydziak if be knew either Dylan Klebold or Eric Hams and he stared that he did not, bot that he had seen bothof them previously in the school. I asked him ifhe knew eitherof their cars, He stated that he had seen Klebold's black BMW with the "Rarnstein" stickers, I asked him if he had seen it on 04-20.99, and he stated that he honestly didn't know, I asked him if'he .ad seen eitherKleboldor Harris on 04·20·99, and be stated he had not. I asked Woydziak if there was anything he had heard or seen prior or since the incident that he thought might help and he stated there was not

I askedWoydziak if his sister Whitney Woydziak was home and he stated she was not and stated he would give her a message [0 contact me.

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Defendant: Docket Number'

Heather Wrabetz, dob ~2-14-83

6435 W. Kingsley Ave.Littleton, CO 80128Ph. 303-972-4228

This investigator met with Heather for a follow up interview.

Heather's mother, peggy sat in on the interview.

Heather stated she was in the cafeteria, 4th hour, in the South Westcorner, near table K Ii< L, with Matt Sesow and Jennifer Camacho,Brittany Weeden, Katie Scott, Eraln .... Grande and Stephanie LNU.Heather stated she heard a shot from the West door, outside and thena second shot. She saw a person go down outside after the shot.

At this time Heather stated Mr. Sanders yelled for everyone to getdown and they all went under the tables.

Heather stated she could see a suspect outside. She described himas a Cauc. Male, 17 - 18 YOA, 6', lanky, blondish/brown hair overthe ears. She stated his face was dark, like he had a mask on. Hewas wearing a black trench coat ~~le length, open. She saw a blackshirt and black boots tall enough to reach the bottom of the trenchcoat. Heather stated the weapon was in his left hand and he held itwith both hands. It was a long gun like a shotgun and he waspumping it with his right hand and holding it with his left. Thesuspect was looking toward the door of the cafeteria.

l JC.o01.004781Heather stated she remembers seeing "stuff' on him but she can'tdescribe it.

Heather went on to say while they were unde:!: the tal:lles, theystarted craW.L:1.ng toward the hallway. The met Mrs. Bowen (teacher)who told them to get out of the school. Heather stated they wentdown the l:lusiness hall and out.

Heather stated they all went through the junior parking lot toPierce st., and then to a house where she called her mother. Shestated the house she went to is Eric Long's house, a student.

Heather stated ABC Or CBS was at Leawood school when she went there~,d they interviewed her and it was reported on TV.

Heather stated the only person she knows who drives a white FordBronco is Chris Lucas a freshman. She doesn't think he is a TCMmember.

Heather stated she didn't. see Or hear any bombs. She st.ated thesprinkler system didn't go off while she was in the cafeteria.

Heather left a Turquoise l:>ackpack with her name on books , binders

and papers. She had her prescription glasses with a champagne frameand house keys with neon pink and green keys, the key chain is aBronco key chain.

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lNVESTIGAT10Nj On 04-26-99. Special Agent Barnett and I went to 5391 SouthGarland Way in Littleton for the purpose of interviewingAaron James Wright,dob/03-30-82. who resides at the above address.

On 04-26-99, at 1550 hours, an interview was conducted with witness Wright. with his parents present. The following is a summaryof that interview.

Wriglnstatedon 04-20-99, he was attendingColumbine High School, and that he arrived at school at approximately 8:45 a.m. (3rd period). After leaving 3rd period, he went to his History class. Wright.stated after 4th periodHistoryat II: 10a.m.. he went 10 his vehicleand dropped off his backpack as he always does, at space #206, in the southwest parking lot At approximately 11:15a,m.. Wrightsaw Eric Harris coming along the sidewalk by thecafeteria,walking west towards the stairs. Wrightstated Harris waswearing a trench coat, and he stated he identifiedhim by knowinghim by past acquaintance. Wright stated Harris ..as carryingwhat he described as a sports or athletic bag,approximately 18to 24 inches long, and about 12 inches wide, black in color,somewhat square. Wrightstatedit appeared the bagwas veryheavy,and Harriswas carryingit with two hands. Wright stated he then walked into the cafeteria leaving Harris continuingto walk on the sidewalk now northbound. Wright staled he believe. he sat at table "M" when shown a diagram of the cafeteria. Wright further described Eric Harris as wearing a black trench coat, black pants, and black boots, Wrightstated he was seated at the lunch table with the following students: Spencer Wright (hi. brother), Daniel Grangerly, Seth Dubois, Mike Huntington, Brian Fuselier, Casey Jackman, and Philip Secrest. WrightstaledWhile lookingout the window of the cafeteria towards the Senior parking lot, he observed Chad Lofland, a friend of hi",standing by the car owned by ChadLofland. WithLofland wasTimCastle,and Dan (unknown last name). Wrightfurther explainedhe saw Chad Lofland leave with those individual. in Lofland's vehicle, at which time Lofland's vehicle confronted Dylan Klebold's black BMW in the parkinglane. at whichtime Lofland had to backhis vehicle up to let Klebold pass. Wright stated at approximately 11:18 a.m., he observed students standing in the corner by the vending machine all drop down in a crouchingposition. Wright stated at about this time, he and others al his table got under the table and they heard yelling and screaming by students. Wrighlstatedeverybody startedusingthe stairs to exitthe cafeteria, Wrightstatedhe crawledto the rebel comer and ran down zhe hall towards the Spanish rooms, which is the southeast rooms lower level. Wright stared once inside 'he Spanish room,he attemptedto dial 9-1-1 and gota busysignal. Wright stated while in the Spanishroom, he wastold by Mrs,

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Wright stared he recalledan incidentapproximately a month ago;wherein Seniorsat the Columbine High Schoolwerewalking behindEricHarris at which time these Seniors(namesunknown} made statements towards Harris, such as, "The war is over, you can go borne." Wright said he overheardEric Harrisrespond, "Shut up assholes."

WrightstatedOIl Thursday, 04-22-99, he talked withMegan Minger, a student at Columbine High School, who told himshe had seen Eric Harris outside the school by the west entranceprior to the incident.

Wrightstaled he believes the total time he was in the school was approximately six to eight minutes.

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CONTROL NUMBER: 3161

INVESTIGATION:On 5/11199, I met with Stephanie Wujcikowski at her residence reference the shooting at Columbine HighScheoL I asked Stephanie if she was in the cafeteria on the day of the shooting and she said yes, she was.At this lime I brought out a diagram of the cafeteria and asked her to circle the table where shewas silting,She saidthe table where she was silting was not on the diagram and showed me the area in which she wassitting. I drew4 tableson the map towards the stairs. Stephanie said she was sitting at one table, shecould not remember which one, and circled two of the tables. Stephanie said she was not actually silting atthe table, but her backpack was there. Stephanie said shewas standing by the table and marked on therna 'here shewas standing. I asked Stephanie if she could teli me what happened that day. She saidshe was in the cafeteria and observed everyone stand up and then heard a girl say "they have a gun".Stephanie said that once she heard that she ran outside the cafeteria and looked back into the cafeteriaonce she was outside. Stephanie said she did not see anything In the cafeteria, but she heard two shotsand one explosion. I askedwhere the shets were coming from, insideor out, and she said she did not knowfor sure. Stephanie said that she stayed next to the building and ran towards Leewood Park. I askedStephanie If she heard any shets being flIed While she wasrunning and she said, yes, she did. Stephaniesaid that she also heard that the suspects were shooting into Leewood Park. I asked where she heard thisfrom and she said just from other students that were in the Park. Stephanie told me that she had spoken tonumerous students that said that the shooters came in by the stairway door. She said that is not correct,as she was standing there and no one came in by her. She believes that they came in on the west end ofthe cafeteria. I askedStephanie if she had seen who was doing the shooting and she said no, she did not.I asked if she remembered seeing two large duffelbags In the cafeteria and she said, no. I asked if sheremembered seeing anyonecarrying or in possession of two duffel bags and she said, no. I asked if sheremembered seeing Dylanor Eric on Mondayor Tuesday and she again said, "no". I asked if she leftanything behind in the cafeteria and she said she left her purple Eddie Bauerbackpack with her schoolbooks and contents. I asked If she had seen or talked to anyof the Trench Coat Mafia members onMonday or Tuesday and she said "no". I asked if she heard anything from anyone reference the suspects,bomb making or buying of guns. Stephanie said the onlything she has heard was from a gin in the Parkwhom she did not know, whe said she saw four people in the school shooting. I asked if she had any ideawho this girl was and she said, no. Stephanie said s~ heard from another s~udent (one she did notknc that they had heardone of the shooters say,. . . .e're not finished yer. I asked Stephanie If shecould remember who said that, and she said no, she could not. JC-001· 004195 r nature Unit

I asked Stephanie what she was wearing that dayand she said she had on black pants, a blue tanktopand a black sweater. I asked Stephanie what time sheentered the cafeteria and she said approximately11:15, I asked her what class she was coming from and she said 'Math', I asked Stephanie if she usesthe Intemetand she said she does at her~er's house. I asked if she has a screen name and she saysthat she uses"F space BAILEE space 7". I asked her if she knows anyone with a double pierced eyebrowand she seid"no', I asked her If she remembers hearing any unusual announcements priorto the shootingand she said that she has been told by other students that therewas an announcement reference "Ioday's~olng to be a bed day", but she didn't hear it. I asked if she could provide any further information on theTrench Coat Mafia and she said "no', I asked Stephanie if there was any other information she could Jro\lide that would assistwith this Investigation and she said not that she can remember. I ga\le Stephanie )ne of my business cards and asked that shecall me with any further information. At this time the intelViewwith Stephanie was concluded,

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WYANT statedshe was in !be cafeterianear !be _ g machine. when she healllgunshots coming from outside. A teacher toldeverycneto gel oownon !be floor. WYANT stated she got on !be floor and stayed there until a kitchen employee told herand severalotllerstudents to co,,", into heroffice and hide. Someone in theoffice called91l and reponed the incident to the police. According to WYANT, there were approximately 18 people hiding in the olllce. She stateda SWATteamarrivedafter approximately two haws and escortedtaemout of the building. WYAlIT eventually was transported 10 Caley CT. where she was released.

WYANT statedsee was seated at a table near the vending machine. duringlunch. According to WYANT lbe people ,itt:illg at her table were: BrandiWISEMAN Britllllly DAVIES JamieMUNKEBY TiffanySPIVAK Jean (last nameunkacwa,boyfriendof SPIVAK) TashoNYGARD

ViYANT Stated she did DOl noticeany other backpacks or hogs other than the ODeS that were with her group of mends. WYANT said shedid oat see anyoee sbootillg weaponsor throwing bombs. WYANTstated she only hoard the gunfire andexplosices.

CONTROL NUMBER: 3160

lNVESTIGAnON: On 5/12/99, I met with LindseyWyant al her residence reference the Columbine shooting. I asked Lindsey if she was in the cafeteria during lhe shooling and she said, yes, she was. I broughtout a sketch of the cafeteria and askedthat she circlewhere she was in the cafeteria. Lindsey circled table "AAA" and placed an "x" where she was sitting. I asked Lindsey if she could explain to me what had happened that day. Lindsey said she went to a vending machine with Brandy Wiseman, and there was nothing in the machine that she wanted. This was the machine located by the stairway, so she lhen went to the vending machine localed by lhe food line and while there, she heard a male say"gel off of me" and then the male said "I'm shot, I can't feel anything-. Lindsey said lhat she looked outsideand saw a male leying on the ground. LI ey said beforeshe heard the comments, she heard gunshots from outside, but did not knowwhere they came from. Lindsey said after this she heard a teacher telling everyone to gat out of the cafeteria. Lindsey said she ran into the kitchen area and then intothe cook's office. Lindsey said that she was In the cook's officewith numerous other students and they closed and barricaded the door so no one could get in. Lindsey said there were numerous people knocking on the door trying to get in, but they did not let anyone in, as they did not know if they were the shooters or just other students trying to get into the office. Lindsey said shewas in the office for approximately two and a halfto three hours until the SWAT team got them out. I asked Lindsey if she heard any shooting of any explosions While in the office and she said she heard shots being fired from above (the library area) and also heard shots coming from the cafeteria area. Lindsey said that when the SWATteam got them out of the office, they ranthroughthe cafeteria to a window. Theythen crawled out the window and ran nextto the wall of the school to a fire truck, where they were taken out of the area. I asked Lindsey if she ever sawwho was doing the shooting and she said, no, she did not. 1asked Lindsey if she saw two large duffelbags in the cafeteria and she said, no. I asked if she knewwho Eric and Dylan were and she said, no, she did not. She said she hed seen them around school, but did not know them. I asked if she had seen them on Monday or Tuesdayand she said, no, she had not. I asked Lindsey if she left anything in the cafeteria when she ran out of there. She said she left a backpack which contained booksby the labie where she was silting. I asked If she had seen or talked to any of the Trench Coat Mafia on Monday or Tuesdayand she said "no". I asked if she heardanything from~ing other suspects, bombs being made, or buying of guns. She said she heard a rumor that. . . . . . . . . was a part of this and had left before the shooting. I asked who told her this and she said it was just a rumor that she had heard. I asked if she remembers what she was wearing that day and she Sf he had on a blue shirt and khaki shorts. I asked what time she entered the cafeteria and she said approximately 11:15 a.m. JC-001· 004800 n, UpetVISGI' I a1s a ate